Bridge Inn Hotel

Staff were so friendly, food was fine, very laid back hotel, rooms could do with a little updating but it’s clearly an old building, overall our stay was great!

The hotel had very good wifi, we did not eat there, found the carpet a bit worn in places but it was fine for a few nights.

Nice pub in a nice quiet area and very handy for the train into Liverpool. Good reasonably priced menu. Staff very friendly and helpful.

Great Hotel for overnight accomodation when going to Northern Ireland via the Liverpool-Belfast ferry. Tkes around 15 minutes from the hotel to the ferry terminal. The surrounding area is great with a lot of Heritage. Well worth staying here if you like the Heritage of the place.

Quiet room overlooking park, efficient service at breakfast, modernised bathroom, comfortable room

Beautiful location, lovely staff

Everything was spotlessly clean. The building was a bit run down,with threadbare stair carpets, wooden windows beginning to rot and leaky gutter outside my room. My full English breakfast was perfectly cooked and excellent value. I wasn't charged for extra eggs and tea and toast to finish with. The parking was good and the location beautiful next to the model village of Sunlight.

The whole place was awful. I had driven 5 hours from London. When I got there I had to wait although check in time was 2 didn’t get in the room until 3 . The room was awful . Old moth eaten carpet. Window ledge filthy . I complained to the boy at reception and he went and spoke to the manager . He came back and said it had been noted. If I could have found somewhere else to stay I would have gone. I’m very disappointed and will be taking this matter further.

On arrival, the staff seem a little unprepared, took us to the hotel ‘reception’ where one person was seated

I personally really loved the area, it was quite easy to get around by car or walking. The hotel is located inside a small village, the area around it is very nice, green and quiet. The staff was great and friendly, the food was okay, but the infrastructure of the hotel most definitely needs an update. Walls are cracking in the room, I found a whole on the ceiling in the bathroom from a water leak that, you can just tell this home was built in the late 1800s. Overall it’s a great place to stay, and you get your money worth (compared to other places it’s quite affordable imo)

Really great check in and check out times so super flexible. Bedrooms spacious and decorated nicely. Really enjoyed my stay with my partner

We had 2 nights stay and it was lovely. Staff are great, food was excellent.

Stayed here last year and the food service in the restaurant was much better. Evening meal the first night i waited about 40 minutes for the meal to arrive (the food itself was good).The second night there were no bar staff behind the bar for about 10 minutes with customers all waiting. Two other people complained that they had waited half an hour for food at which point the staff said the computer in the kitchen might not be picking up orders from the bar computer so i left to make other arrangements which was inconvenient.

Nice original Arts and Crafts inn appropriate for Port Sunlight. Somewhat neglected by its owners. Room and bathroom basic but spacious, good firm bed. Good value. Only real problem was that no breakfast was available as the cook hadn't turned up by 8am.

Comfortable room, but the hotel could really do with refurbishment. The carpets on the stairs and upstairs corridors are threadbare. Couldn't fault the friendly service though!

It has the makings of being a great hotel but needs some money spent on renovations as it is looking tired. Carpets Rooms Bathroom Staff are great

Within walking distance to the train station (very convenient), room a nice sized, bed was comfortable, a very good breakfast

The hotel is ideal to visit Port Sunlight or the Lady Lever art gallery. Its very central and 6/7 minutes walk from the station. The staff were friendly however its showing its age and many carpets were worn through and the feel is very 1960s. It was clean enough but room service was minimalistic. Biggest problem was the restaurant as my partner is vegetarian and gluten free and there was nothing for her on the massive menu and staff wouldn't make sides into a meal. If you are a meat/wheat eater there is a massive choice and prices are cheap. Luckily there was a small Italian (not open every day) about 10 mins walk away just under the railway bridge.

rooms were very run down with threadbare carpet in the room and conmmunal stair carpet was held together with duck tap. however staff were friendly and helpful. food was not that good

Grade 2 listed building unfortunately dated accomodations and furnishings but by all means happily stay again as love port sunlight village, friendly staff in the bridge 👌.